"Juventus" club sports director Giuseppe Marotta confirmed that this summer they had received offers to sell Paul Pogba and at the same time stated that the Frenchman will be worth more than 100 million euros in the future. "Juventus" won the "Serie A" and "Coppa Italia" double last season, as well as reaching the Champions League final. In this fantastic season, P. Pogba was one of the most important players in the team. G. Marotta confirmed that he had received offers for his star player from powerful European clubs this summer, but rejected them all hoping that the Frenchman's value would continue to rise. "Because we want to win, we decided to keep such an important player as Pogba, even though we had received offers from very strong clubs" - said the sports director at a press conference. "In the future, he could be worth more than 100 million euros." "Juventus" lost the first two "Serie A" season matches and it seems that the club is finding it difficult to cope with the losses of Andrea Pirlo, Carlos Tevez, and Arturo Vidal. The Italian champions have acquired a whole host of players who will fill these gaps - Paulo Dybala, Mario Mandzukic, Hernanes, Sami Khedira, Alex Sandro, and Juan Cuadrado. G. Marotta admitted that the influx of new players disrupted the team's continuity, but assured that the team's coaches are doing everything to improve the team's results. "Against our wishes, we lost players like Pirlo, Vidal, or Tevez, who are irreplaceable footballers" - lamented G. Marotta. "The club's management, coaches, and players come and go, but the club and its victories remain eternal." "It will be difficult for us to perform better than last year - that would mean winning the Champions League - but this new Juventus is capable." "Now we need to instill a winning mentality in our new players, because we are Juventus and our task is to win now and in the future."
